Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #39

[filipl]

<p>Ah... So many great photos again.<br /> I'll point to only some of photos that strike me the most, no comments, nothing. When I comment I take my time, but it would take too much time to write honest comment on all photos that I like.<br /> So here are my favorites so far:<br /> Joseph Leotta, congrats! You're playing with Nikon's longer then I live. :)<br /> Mike C<br /> Ton Mestrom<br /> Wouter Willemse<br /> Jana Hughes, welcome, great job!<br /> Zoltan Varro <br /> Lil Judd, it's looks so funny.<br /> Bogdan Nicolescu<br /> Pedro Cardoso <br /> Shawn McFarlane <br /> Jeannean Ryman, I don't like these bugs, but yes, you're right. This color, its fascinating...<br /> Steven van Heerden<br /> Wayne Wrights <br /> jim interlicchio<br /> Jeff Keplinger<br /> Eric Arnold<br /> Paul V. Gorky, congrats on getting into exhibition! Great photo, deserved it!<br /> Tim Holte - great one!<br /> Matt Laur, I don't care much for hunting, but you did great job on this low key photo. Lightning is just great!<br /> Paula Wang, great capture! I love this big eyes, it's looking almost like cartoon.<br /> Jon Eckman<br /> Lawrence Ho<br /> Roberta Davidson<br /> Hasse Linden<br /> Ken Rosenbaum<br /> Eric Angelo, loving this colors and composition.<br /> Randy Dawson<br /> Ernie Turner, great moment, funny shot.<br /> Amy Zlatic<br /> Gary McGhee<br /> And John Kent Hill my favorite favorite. :D I love this foggy shots, great, great photo!<br /> <br /> My photo was taken last sunday when I went on little biking trip. It's Marusevec castle about 35 km away from my place. I made panorama of 7 vertical photos shot with sigma 10-20@10mm.<br /> <br /> And little trivia, this castle is about 450 years old, rebuilded for last time somewhere around 1887.</p><div></div>

[thadley]

All of these images are most enjoyable - a feast for the eyes. Currently on the road enjoying some Northern scenery. Here is one taken a few days in whitehorse Yukon Canada.<div></div>

[jeffrey_aiello_photography]

<p><strong>Taken just the other day, just north of the Golden Gate.</strong><br>

<a href="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/9789358-lg.jpg"><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/9789358-lg.jpg" alt="" width="650" height="433" /></a></p>

<p>The Tech Specs:<br>

<strong>Camera Model: </strong>NIKON D700<br /><strong>Exposure Time: </strong>2.5 seconds<br /><strong>FNumber: </strong>22.0<br /><strong>ISO Speed Ratings: </strong>ISO 100<br /><strong>Exposure Program: </strong>Manual<br /><strong>ExposureBiasValue: </strong>0</p>

<p>Sung, great fall color pic!</p>

[glenjo]

<p>Wow, nice shots!</p>

<p>F100, 24-85 AFS, @2.5, F4.5, FujiFilm 200</p><div></div>

[thadley]

<p><img src="../photo/9817042" alt="" /></p>

[issac]

<p>This is my first post on this forum.<br>

I'll start of with this shot of a Lion Tailed Macaque and its small kid. The adult was taking the kid around teaching it to do a few 'monkey' tricks.<br>

Thanks.</p><div></div>

[phil_burt]

<p>Another wonderful Wednesday with absolutely beautiful shots. Thank You to all that participate.<br>

I choose to stay near the house and I came up with what will most likely be the last Clematis (Romana, Hybrida Sieboldiana) for this year. It took us about 5 years for this to start and for the last 5 years it has really took off, giving us wonderful beautiful blooms all summer long. I am glad that we waited.<br>

phil b<br>

benton, ky</p><div></div>

[ilkka_nissila]

<p>Family and friends of Juha (my student, now DSc) looked pretty relaxed after the candidate had successfully defended his thesis.</p><div></div>

[tony_phillips2]

<p>D300, 18-200 zoom, fill flash. my daughter Darcy</p><div></div>

[rob_shane]

<p>Amazing images every Wednesday!</p>

[alvinyap]

<p>Joining in the fun!</p>

<p>Ruppell's Griffon Vulture, London Zoo<br>

D300, 300/4 AF-S + TC14EII, Flash + Flash Extender, 1/8 CTO gel<br>

ISO200, 5.6, 1/1300<br>

<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/9817449-lg.jpg" alt="" width="533" height="800" /></p>

[luisarguelles]

<p>Great pictures everywhere. It's nice to be here another wednesday!</p>

<p>Joseph, that lovely picture of your F, F2 and F3 has inspired me to choose one picture I took with my F2A some months ago. Fortunately, she has already left the smoke.</p><div></div>

[tomsheridan]

<p>The Toronto Hindu Temple, surpassing in grandeur most of the city's houses of worship</p><div></div>

[silntbob333]

<p>Hello all, great pictures so far! My shot of Mt. Rainier was taken a couple weeks ago on my flight to Reno, NV.</p><div></div>

[elmroc]

<p>I was working an assignement for a Publishing company. It was an assignment covering parents taking photos of their kids getting ready for the High School prom, and shows the vaious styles in prom attire, and i got this shot.<br />The red flowers, against the black tux and the gloomy sky is quite striking IMHO. Hope you like it!</p>

<p>Btw great work by everyone!</p>

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[rolleiflex users]

<p>Wedding cake<br />D70, Nikon 35-70 f2.8 - 1/250" @ f3.2 iso 100 & flash<br>

<img src="http://www.pbase.com/antoniojv/image/117648870/original.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[ldgalaxy]

<p>I am very new to photography and I look forward every Wednesday for the postings on this forum. So now I decided it is time for me to share one of my photos with you.<br>

I took this with my D90 VR 18-105 ISO 200, 1/1000s, F/8. This was taken in Brigham City, UT on September 12, 2009. It is part of their Peach Days celebrations and indluded a motorcycle show. It was a very bright and sunny day and made for some wonderful reflections of the chrome work on the bikes.</p><div></div>

[sergio_galicia]

<p>Awesome pics everyone. This is from a surprise birthday pary over the weekend.<br>

Nikon d80, 35mm 1.8, at f2, 250/sec..<br>

Happy fall!<br>

sergio</p><div></div>

[mvtol]

<p>Hi everybody,<br>

Bretagne, 2009<br /> D80 with Sigma 50-150mm 2.8 II</p><div></div>

[jyoungman]

<p>This is one of the first shots I took with my new D700 and my first contribution here. It turns out that I can't handhold a 50mm at 1/30, but pretty much got away with it this time.</p>

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[jose_rivera9]

<p>Hi All Great shots this Wednesday. I haven't added in a few weeks because of a serious medical scare but thankfully I have been cleared to resume all normal activities. This photo was taken at my In-Laws backyard pond. Shot with D300 with Sigma 70 - 200 f/2.8. The only problem was it was shot with the sun at its highest point.</p><div></div>

[pge]

<p>Hi all, great week, really nice work everyone. I almost forgot it was wednesday. This is just a simple shot from my dock in cottage country in Ontario, Canada. <br /> <br /> Charles, I thought you might have posted a photo from one of the festivals in Toronto this weekend but I guess you were in Ottawa. The Polish festival was on my street, Roncesvalles, and I took a bunch of shots but haven't had time to look at them yet. Maybe I will post one next week.</p><div></div>

[Wouter Willemse]

<p>My wednesday is close to ending. Usually (well, since I joined) I would note those which struck me in particular, but not this week... the list would be too long. So many great great pictures, and such a wide variety of styles and subjects! It's a big pleasure to see so much gifted and inspired work. Thank you all!</p>

<p>P.S., Lil, in response to the question last week, do I drool over the weight, the size or the price of the Sigmonster? All 3... I know you cannot have a good long lens without some sacrifices... my budget won't stretch to 800mm, but my wishlist sure does :-)</p>

[Uhooru]

<p><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2601/3897444247_51ea3e3d27_o.jpg" alt="" /> Taken during a Caipirnha session a couple of weeks ago. D700, 17-35 Nikon zoom.</p>

[CharlesBecker-Toronto]

<p>Phil-you live on a very very nice and interesting street and I'd love to see some of your shots from the festival-get my email address through Photo.net and send me some if you don't end up posting them here! regards, cb :-)</p>